But one dean pushed back tears when acknowledging, "Ultimately, we're not equipped" to make up for the legacy of trauma.
Nokia needs to work hard to bring up volumes in smartphones to make up for the drop off of legacy Symbian sales, which are now discontinued.
It's as if these and other writers were seeking to make up for centuries of neglect, to retrieve the emotional legacy of unknown women lost to the official histories.
What it lacks — glamorous night life, a lively commercial downtown — it makes up for with its legacies from a wealthier past, its accessibility and its bargains.
"Don't give up the legacy of this city".
But this was not enough to make up for declines in its legacy business.
But it seems plans are afoot to make up for that with the annual race that will form a large part of the Tour's legacy to the region.
Taking up this theme, Lewis cautions: "We have to make sure, thinking of the legacy of that [garden city] movement, that it's not simply about building houses.
In a way, it is torn between its past and its future: it still yearns for cultural homogeneity, but will in fact need more immigrants, particularly highly skilled ones, to make up for its low birth rate and to keep its economy competitive.It is the "legacy of romanticism", in the words of Dieter Oberndörfer, a political scientist at Freiburg University, that holds Germany back.
With that and 80 per cent of the Lionhearts' squad made up of members of Team GB boxers, legacy claims are being met with the WSB initiative.
